Venesectrix
New member
Ok here's my setup..
I'm playing a Les Paul Studio through an AVT275, I own three mics: SM-75, OM-2, and a MXL990. I'm plugging my mics through a Behringer UB802 and that is plugged into my E-MU 0404.
My problem is that no matter what I've tried thus far,(different mics/placement, eq) I've never seemed to get a halfway decent recording of my overdrive channel. In my room, the amp sounds good, it's just my recordings sound muddy, distorted, and sound almost like running a stomp box direct into the computer.(eww!)
I've been reverting to recording a guitar riff a few times, pan, delay one side, add some eq etc.
Is there anything in my set up that could be the problem? Or a good link to some basic guidelines to getting a decent sound?
Sorry for the long post,
Thanks,
Venesectrix
I'm playing a Les Paul Studio through an AVT275, I own three mics: SM-75, OM-2, and a MXL990. I'm plugging my mics through a Behringer UB802 and that is plugged into my E-MU 0404.
My problem is that no matter what I've tried thus far,(different mics/placement, eq) I've never seemed to get a halfway decent recording of my overdrive channel. In my room, the amp sounds good, it's just my recordings sound muddy, distorted, and sound almost like running a stomp box direct into the computer.(eww!)
I've been reverting to recording a guitar riff a few times, pan, delay one side, add some eq etc.
Is there anything in my set up that could be the problem? Or a good link to some basic guidelines to getting a decent sound?
Sorry for the long post,
Thanks,
Venesectrix